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Agentic engineering without vendor lock-in
Agentic engineering without vendor lock-in
Chasing the summit The race to the summit that represents the best coding Large Language Model (LLM) started a long…
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Guilherme de Andrade shared thisI’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Senior Frontend Engineer at OLX!
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Guilherme de Andrade shared thisLast week at frontend.OPO #9, I shared how I'm using AI to build predictable UIs and it was really exciting. The talk covered three tools that changed my workflow: - Figma MCP Server for design-to-code workflows - agent-browser (https://agent-browser.dev/) for automated testing - json-render (https://json-render.dev/) for UI generation (AI → JSON → UI) The key insight? AI doesn't have to be unpredictable. With the right constraints, guardrails and tools, we can build interfaces that are predictable and reliable. Thanks Luís von Rondow and Fabio Zuin for having me back! 🙌 Watch the full talk: https://lnkd.in/ebpg4-vbFrontend.OPO #9 - Prompts to Predictable UIs & The evolution of the Rows Grid systemFrontend.OPO #9 - Prompts to Predictable UIs & The evolution of the Rows Grid system
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Guilherme de Andrade shared thisGood read on how we can ship faster by leveraging Git Worktrees and have agents working in parallel. Note: although the author came up with his own script to manage the worktrees, it only works if your Git projects are directly under a "projects" folder, which might not match your folder structure. I'd personally suggest using a Git commands wrapper such as Lazygit (my choice) or creating your own worktrees manager (preferably with an agent's help, of course). https://lnkd.in/eds2icQuHow we're shipping faster with Claude Code and Git Worktrees | Blog | incident.ioHow we're shipping faster with Claude Code and Git Worktrees | Blog | incident.io
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Guilherme de Andrade shared thisFrom skeptic to enthusiast: my journey into agentic engineering I discovered the power of multi-agent workflows through Claude, but didn't want vendor lock-in. This post shows how you can have a lock-in-free agentic engineering workflow 🔓 You can also read it here → https://lnkd.in/e3gEpvgZ (if you don't have the default Astro favicon it means you shipped to late 😂)
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Guilherme de Andrade shared thisGreat read on why using the URL as your app’s state makes so much sense: - improved shareability - better browser history integration - bookmarkability It also explains how to do this by leveraging native web APIs such as URLSearchParams. https://lnkd.in/e5AtuxEC
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Guilherme de Andrade shared this"Software development is changing and we find ourselves at a convergence. Between the extremes of technological zealotry ("all code will be AI-generated") and dismissive skepticism ("AI-generated code is garbage") lies a more practical and nuanced approach—one that is ours to discover together." https://lnkd.in/dtNHtMER
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Guilherme de Andrade posted thisHey there 👋 I'm actively seeking Senior Frontend Engineer positions, preferably remote within the EU or hybrid/remote in Porto, Portugal. I'm also open to broader roles such as Software Engineer or Product Engineer, as long as they have a strong focus on UI. If you come across any opportunities that might be a good fit, I would appreciate a heads-up. Thank you! 🙌
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Guilherme de Andrade reposted thisGuilherme de Andrade reposted this🇦🇷 ¡Hola amigos en Argentina! Estamos contratando a un Senior Full Stack Engineer en DataCamp, en Buenos Aires. Únete a nuestro equipo web y ayúdanos a crear las mejores experiencias de aprendizaje para millones de estudiantes de Ciencia de Datos e Inteligencia Artificial en todo el mundo. Conoce más sobre el rol y postúlate para unirte a nuestro equipo.Senior Full Stack Engineer (JS/TypeScript) - Web LearnerSenior Full Stack Engineer (JS/TypeScript) - Web Learner
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This post really resonated with me! Thanks 🙌
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Julia Czyżak thanks for having me! excited to build better marketplaces together 🙌
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Guilherme de Andrade liked thisGuilherme de Andrade liked thisSpotify x Tekniska museet 💚 Starting this fall, the entire school program at the National Museum of Science and Technology in Stockholm is free, thanks to a new partnership with Spotify. Why? Because we believe investing in Sweden’s next generation of tech talent today is a great investment in what they might create tomorrow. 🇸🇪 Swipe through the carousel to learn more! #lifeatspotify
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Guilherme de Andrade liked thisGuilherme de Andrade liked this🚗⚡ The numbers don't lie: European consumers have already made up their minds on Chinese cars. The policy debate is loud – tariffs, trade barriers, European industrial competitiveness. All legitimate questions. But while that debate runs, something is happening at the consumer level that the registration data fully captures. OLX has more than 1.5 million daily active listings across five automotive markets and nearly 40.2 million monthly active users. Here's what EV lead growth looks like right now: ➡️ France (La Centrale): +206% YoY ➡️ South Africa (AutoTrader): +155% YoY ➡️ Romania (Autovit): +66% YoY ➡️ Portugal (Standvirtual): +60% YoY ➡️ Poland (Otomoto): +34% YoY Every single market. Double or triple digits. That is not a reaction anymore – it is a structural shift. And Chinese manufacturers are central to this story. Demand for Chinese automotive brands has surged across Europe: France +276%, Romania +119%, Poland +95%, Portugal +74%. MG and BYD now rank among the leading Chinese brands in four of our five markets – with Xpeng emerging in Portugal. 📊 The reason is straightforward. Chinese manufacturers are bringing EVs to price points that make the switch viable for most people, not just early adopters. They also adapt to local conditions: in Romania, EV prices fell nearly 8% year-on-year as the availability of Chinese-made vehicles expanded. What the data shows: The initial surge following the Iran conflict earlier this year has settled. What remains is broad-based, sustained demand. The transition to electric mobility is happening faster and more broadly because Chinese manufacturers are in it. Where do you see this going? 🌍 Link to the full report in the comments. #OLX #AutomotiveMarketplace #ElectricVehicles #ChineseCars #EuropeanAuto
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Guilherme de Andrade reacted on thisGuilherme de Andrade reacted on thisI have successfully completed 42 school Common Core at 42 Porto and what a ride it has been! When I first learned about 42, I was in a bit of a professional crossroads. I soon realized that software development was a lot like architecture: you had to be curious, creative and use lots of logic to coordinate all the different parts of the project. Especially when coding in C, having to think about performance, usability and ~architecture. I fell in love with it. But 42 is not just about code. I dare to say, it’s mostly about community. I had the pleasure to meet so many amazing and inspiring people, my life is forever changed. Thank you, 42!
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Guilherme de Andrade liked thisGuilherme de Andrade liked this7 years ago I left my country in a journey that I will never forget. 7 years ago my manager Danielle Andrade told me “I know, it’s scary. But don’t be afraid, you can always come back”. 7 years passed and I learned a lot, I grew and evolved so much in many senses and I realized I did everything I set out to do (and so much more). 7 years later I’m back to the place I left and embraced me. CESAR always felt like home to me and I’m more than ready for a new round. Let’s rock!
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Guilherme de Andrade liked thisGuilherme de Andrade liked thisI know this might sound like something written by AI, but it's not: AI is not about replacing people. It is about removing friction, creating focus, and helping great teams do their best work. The real breakthrough is not AI alone. It is what happens when people understand it, challenge it, and use it with purpose.
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Guilherme de Andrade liked thisGuilherme de Andrade liked thisLoops have been the talk of the town the last week or two and I haven't seen the value for my day-to-day yet. Posthog shared an article that has the best take on them that I've seen so far: "There are, of course, limits. Loops aren’t about to eliminate all engineering work, but they can put the 1% gains on cruise control: the bugs, UX issues, paper cuts, and conversion tweaks. The things that drain engineering hours, but rarely need strategic input." https://lnkd.in/gk9pJJBW
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Guilherme de Andrade reacted on thisGuilherme de Andrade reacted on thisRobotics is about to have its developer moment. We're building the interface layer. Today, building with robots is brutal. Complex setup, days lost configuring environments, wrangling cloud GPUs, and getting real-time inference to actually work, most teams spend weeks on plumbing before they ever train. Raul Romero and I are launching Kite ML, an IDE for robotics that handles all of it. Simulation, training, and deployment in one workflow. Every tech wave has needed a new developer interface to unlock it. PCs had Windows. Software had GitHub. Cloud had AWS. AI got Cursor. Robotics has been waiting for its own. Imagine what training a robot in minutes will unlock: faster science, more efficient manufacturing, and lower barriers to entry so more startups and developers can build with robotics. We're starting with training and simulation, but more is coming to help our users get robots deployed to the real world in minutes. If you're working on robotics and need help with training, simulation, inference, or want to support what we're building, reach out!
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Guilherme de Andrade liked thisGuilherme de Andrade liked thisMinha avó tem 102 anos. Chegou ao Brasil aos 4 anos, num navio, saindo do Japão. Ela me contou sua história várias vezes ao longo da minha vida. E eu sempre soube que precisava fazer algo com ela. Como Product Designer, vi na IA uma oportunidade de realizar esse projeto de forma autônoma: conectar os registros históricos espalhados em diferentes museus e bases de dados, e visualizar de forma interativa a rota dos imigrantes japoneses do Japão até o Brasil. Assim nasceu o Projeto Burajirujin (ブラジル人), que significa "Brasileiro" em japonês. O projeto conecta dados do Bunkyo (Museu Histórico da Imigração Japonesa no Brasil) e do Museu da Imigração de São Paulo, e traça num mapa interativo o caminho de cada imigrante: do porto de partida no Japão até a fazenda de destino no interior paulista. Usando Claude Chat, Claude Design e Claude Code, além do meu Figma de sempre, consegui ir da ideia ao deploy em uma semana e meia. Em breve publico um artigo contando todo o processo: da coleta de dados à produção. Por enquanto, você pode explorar o projeto em: projetoburajirujin.com P.S.: A quantidade de dados ainda é limitada (quis começar com um MVP). Mas pretendo expandir o projeto em parceria com o Bunkyo e com o Museu da Imigração de SP. Se você trabalha em uma dessas instituições ou conhece alguém que possa ajudar, me chama! 🙏
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